Business Card Pricing & Options
Business cards are usually the first thing a new business orders. Pricing depends mainly on quantity, paper stock, and finish — here's what to expect as a starting point.
- Standard cards — from $0.08 each at 250+ units, matte or glossy finish
- Premium/thick stock — from $0.18 each, a heavier, more substantial feel
- Textured or specialty finishes — soft-touch, linen, and spot-UV options available on request
- Rounded corners — a small upcharge, often worth it for a more modern look
Prices shown are starting prices and may vary based on quantity, paper stock, finish, and turnaround time. Your quote will show the complete cost before you approve the order.
Common Questions About Business Cards
How many should I order?
Most new businesses start with 250–500 cards. If you attend a lot of networking events or trade shows, 1,000 is a safer bet — the per-card price drops significantly at higher quantities.
What should go on a business card?
At minimum: your name, business name, phone number, and one way to reach you online (email or website). Many people also add a logo, tagline, or QR code linking to a booking page or portfolio.
Do I need a logo?
No — a clean, well-designed text-only card works fine. If you'd like a logo, we offer affordable logo design as well.
Can you design my business card if I don't have artwork?
Yes — our team can help. A free digital proof is always included so you can see the layout before anything prints. Design work to create or clean up your artwork may carry a graphic design fee depending on complexity.
What file do I need to send?
If you already have a design, a print-ready PDF or vector file (AI, EPS, or SVG) works best. If you're not sure what you have, send whatever file you've got — we'll tell you if it needs adjustment.
How long does printing take?
Typically 3–5 business days after you approve your proof, not counting shipping. Need them faster? Ask about rush options when you request your quote.
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